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. Dan on bass, the weight   Cabinet of heavy woofers   A light smile, his face   . Ben worked with uncle   They fixed and improved this house […]

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Don’t recall what his final mark was but the marking system bugs me, flawed, suggests if you fail you aren’t someone who could be successful or if you get a […]

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There was a student who came late, who missed a third of the classes, who was mostly on Facebook even when he was in class, who handed in assignments late […]

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Some people believe what you think might manifest itself into physical reality, like the old friend of Blue Rodeo I met on the street recently, who is homeless, and while […]

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An older trumpet player, an improvisor, Herbie Spanier. Parachuted into some punk groups in the mid 80s. He was born in the 1920s. He was in his own world but […]

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Money troubles, trying to find Waldo. The world is meaner and leaner, the bank doesn’t care how many times I’ve been up. Have to look better on paper this year […]

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Cecil Taylor, the man in the driver’s seat of modernity for decades, who is 89, I heard is ill today. First heard him at music school. Hard to believe there […]

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Best part about tide pod challenge or people snorting condoms up their noses is I feel less awkward admitting so much popular music doesn’t have a draw for me.

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5 billion light years from Earth. The latest star, farthest ever seen, is apparently that far away. Yesterday showing niece how to play that horrible 1-6-4-5- song on the piano. […]

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I played a piano song at the Tranzac open stage. People applauded. Asked did I play too much (because usually people do 2 songs but I might have played too […]